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MARSHALL

March 18th, 1887.
Mr.. Joseph Wolfe will attend school at Leb-
anon.
Oscar Keys and family expect to leave here
on Wednesday for Minnesota.
Our P NJ. ". h. Griffith, had q stroke of
paralysis last Friday, but 10 able to be about.
Some one forced an entrance into Robert
Watts store one night last week, and secured
s25 In change.
The Presby terian Sunday School will be re-
organized next Sabbath. Preaching services
at half past ten in the morning.
N. W. Williams and e. o. Smith, two Of
Marshall t0wnship's teachers, are studying
medicine under DR.. T. W. Duvall.
The night market for poultry, meat and 60
forth, was never better than now in fact the
demand seems greater than the supply Mrs.
Joseph spruance had forty chickens taken
from the roOst in one night.
The Democrats have ominated the follow.
ing township ticket: Assessor, j. 8. Carlisle 1;
Treasurer, John W. Burnett CLERK, o. q,
Hughes; Trustee, VIM. Countrymsn Con-
stables, VIM. H. Spruance aud F. N. Main.
The Republicans will hold their convention
next Saturday.
gang OF lightning-ro swindlers swooped
down among us few days sgo, and tried their
scheme ON some Of our farmers. 30 far ss We
have learned they secured no Doodle in this
township. "Do not sign your name for stran.
gers" 10 an oft repeated caution, and will still
bear repetition.
Mr.. Fenton Gall closed . succeasful term Of
school In the Burnett diatrict last Friday, The
parents brought in big dinner, and Mr.. Gall
gave . reading school ct night Thomas
Greenfield also closed his school ct Sguashtown
on Friday, and @. A. Puckstt the Simpson
school on SATURDAY.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
isaac Oats VS.. Is II III Smith ct al. Highland
County Court OF Common Pleas. Case No.

1ssae Oats vs.. Is, n Smith e al: Hishlsnd
4I4S. ~ " 0'' '' ''' 0'' ''0'
ORDER OF SALE ON EXECUTION.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
at the January term thereof A. D. 1887, and io
me directed, i will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, H.
the town OF Hill>boro. on
Saturday, April 9th, A. d. 1887,
At l o'clock p. m. Of said day, the follow
Situate in Highland county and State Of
Ohio. on Plum Run. waters OF Paint Creek.
and described as follows, to.wit: Bsginntn
in center OF cross roads d. ". corner to ely
born and q. 9 corner to the tract OF which
this ,s M g g. part thence with the Anderson
thence with his line 3. 3s0 W. So poles cross
ing Plum Run TO a stone on the top OF the
hnss p "a Ssne. with as@ II ns line
nsr 70 70 ssiS 80 % Smith ii s thence IS W. 5H poles o
a steep blum bank, and corner to smith r. ;
thence with his line in part N. lS' 4V W. 2s
poles, crossing Plum Run to a stone on easi
3. v. corner to a lot assigned said smith. No
2, "a plat viii show thence with south line
Of No. N. 75o E. il5 poles to stone in the
TO 10; No. 3; thence with said Ciyborn ~ and nd
road g. l4' 3V E so poles to the beginning,
containing 40 acres, roods and Is poles. be
the same more or less. nown on plat as No
I. the whole of the plat being part Of surveys
Nos. 2898 and 2255,
Said premises has been appraised at six
teen hundred dollars (sl6OO), and can not sell
for less than two.thirds OF said appraise.
ment.
Terms of sale-cash on day Of sale:
&C. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
II. L. Dickey. Attorney.
March 10Th, 1887
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HOMETOWN.
March 20th. 1857

@arcn z0tns l061.
J. 8. Gslliett and wife, and J. Q Maashall
and wife. OF Sardinia, and Dr. O e. Vance and
wife, Of New Market, attended the close Of our
school
The Democrats held their convention here
Saturday. The followi 6 10 the ticket John
n. Ruble, Trustee L. A. Gslliett, Treasurer /;
]. W. wick, Clerk J. N. Nave, Assessor |;
J. Long and II Boyd, Constables.
F. p. Rosaelot closed his school ct Bells
Bun last Wednesday. A very good crowd vas
present. and sll enjoyed themselves. Ruble
Bros. Furnished the musio The exercises con-
sisted OF select readings. history, and vocal
music. After short talks BY the parents, eli
went homo with feeling Of satisfaction to-
ward the teacher.
Saturday witnessed the close Of our schools.
J. II. Cox, the teacher Of the primary school,
closed At noon. Owing to IT. closing st that
nour pot 20 many we're present - there would
have been had It closed later. 6ull . Rood
time wss had by the little ONES. In ths sfser-
teacher By one O'Clock the room was crowded,
and many had 70 leave for want Of standing
room singing, reading and dsciamsei0ns, in
tersperssd with music by J. q. Go slistt's orches-
tra, we're the exercises Of the afternoon, after
which q. B. Gray, Squire Funk. =. Coz.
the school closed wish the invitstiou 10 the
people 70 come q uight. ~ ab ,ut O'Clock
the exercises began. and for about two hours
the audience was kept In . constant 70 =. OF
laughter q the fun snd Wit Of the scholars.
The way the pupils acquitted thsmselves
shovel they wers taught BY master baud. II
was evident that The pupils had mot only been
taught reading, writing, arithmstic, -ete., but
also 70 be young ladies and Igsntlsmee We
think that such exercises ~ those which took
place here Saturday bsfors . crowded house,
ere invaluable lessons for the future battle OF
Life. in which the pupils viii have TO take part.
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DUKE OF FRANCE

Will stand for the service Of mares until Nov.
I, at my stables in New Boston.
DESCRIPTION and PEDlGREE.-Dukeo Of
France ia of pure French-Norman blood f;
stands 1873 hands high, weighs 1,70O lbs, with
fine style and action, good bone and foot,
splendid body; fine dapple gray in color,
with white name and TAIL and can show four
minute gait on the road. He was foaled May
I. 1877, and imported by @. F. Gonch in 1879.
sired Iy Duke II: 1915. BY Monto w., by
Piereld VIII, by Henry TX. 1909. by Millard
1878. Dam, Donzime, by Triesem 1916. by
hy Septine, by Seymour 1462. by Snquiem
1884. registered in French Stud-book, 1878
TERMS.-Sl5 to insure q mare m foal. Per-
sons parting with mare before known to be
in fosl, forfeits insurance. All possible care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur. Mares
must be brought regularly, and tried every
twenty-one days. Persons parting with mares
before eleven months, forfeit the insurance
money. Parties bringing diseased mare TO
my stable will be held responsible for damages.
Money to te due as sooa as mares are known to
be in foal, or parted with A lien on colts, ac-
cording to law, until money is paid
REUBEN p. GROVE, New Boston, o. Dallas P.O.
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Free Turnpike Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
I will be presented to the Board OF Com.
,uissioners Of Highland county, Ohio, at their
session to be held on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
April, A. D. 1887. asking that said Board sp.
point Commissioners to lay out and establish q
free turnpike road. between the following
points beginning in the Village Of Danville.
Highland county, Ohio, at point where Sugar
street iutersects the Hillsboro, Danville and
Pricetown Road Improvement No G.; thence
N W. along said sugar street aud the Danville
and Allensburg County Road to the s. W. cor
ner Of E. H. Richards land and g. E. corner
Of the lands Of Henry Murphy, deceased
thence along the Dsnviile and Fairview county
road, following the line between the lands Of
Katy Roush, Peter Roush, Jennie Roush, Lewis
Roush and John Roush, to the Milford and
Ihillicothe Turnpike, west Of the village OF
Fsirview, and intersecting Pike No. 63.
Said petition also prsys that said Board Of
Commissioners Of Highland County, Ohio. levy
an extra tax Of len Mills on the Dollar vaus
tion each year, on the lands and taxable prop
erty within the bounds o! said proposed Free
turnpike Road, for the period Of eight years.
mss ALLEN PENCE AND OTHERS.
Petitioners.
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EAST MON Roe.

0efcn 16th, 1851.
n. N. Durnell. IT,, was at Bainbridgs Friday.
J. p. Putrill moved 10 B. ". BlixsardS farm
In Fayette county last week.
Mollie and Matte Durnell we're the guests Of
Mrs. Blizzard, Of Olive Chapel, ON The 26th
inst.
By mistake ws said.w h. Reno was in tho
Queen City last week. Il should have read W.
H. Penn.
Eli Zimmerman and wife, Of Fayetts county,
were visiting at the Fairfield House Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs J. 8 Zimmerman and Adda Pope were
entertained by tue Misses Anderson, Of Walnut
Hilla, Sunday.
Rev A e. Wright delivered an able sermon
from The o; 3. pulpit last Sunday. Subject,
my Church."
CIV. Simmons and wife, accompanied By J.
8. Starn and Ella Jenkins. were the guests Of
the Misses Reese, on the 27th inst.
The Of T. elected the following officers on
saturday evening for the quarter ". p, J.
8. Starn ". A.. Tea e Banter R. g., T. A.
Dean a. R. g., Louie Reese; r. g., B. T.
Penn Treas. B. W. Blixssrd; Chaplain, A.
eandsrs; O., WIN. Sanders; 4. O.. Emma
yohns0n &, e n Simmons o. s., p. ".
Ladd The Order received Arthur Dsiph end
Harmon Fishbsck the same evening.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
ALIAS ORDER OF SAFE.

J. NJ. Hiestand and Leander Detwiler, as Ex.
scItors, vs; Russell B Muntz and j I.ayiss
Common Pleas. Case No 4428.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
C0rrt OF Common p cas- within and for the
county OF Highland and State OF Ohio, made
me dirsctsd, I viii otter Tor Z sale st public
auction vt the door of the Court. House, In
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, April End, A. d. 1887,
At ! p: m. Of said day the following describ.
ed real estate. io.wit;
ing and situate In Liber,y township, High
land county, Ohio, on the waters Of Rocky
Fork, part Of Ballard's survey No. 25l3, be-
pike leading from Hillsboro TO West Union !;
thence with the south side OF Conard street
% Y = sosis' q 70 a 1sops s 10 Dn.. I'm Of
stake - n. Csld wells lot and ON the south
side OF the Hillsboro and Belfast turnpike
thence y. s.. 80 E. 2a% 70 poles 70 whissoaa
q. So lS e. 20 % poles to the center Of = bridge
across o small branch; thence q. 5lo 30 4.
S :ss sTs sSs q % s
yard; thence 9. $50 e i2 poles 10 the south.
e. % Poles 10 s,sSs ~ IN the he SAID iYn Hilis6or" ii
and Belfast turnpike; thence y 2so 4y e 81
pole. 2 ar1s Ssi sn T. 1Sk g s soSth % q ss,d suIn
nor b line Of L.s -" 70 the center Of the
Hillsboro and West Union turnpike road (;
thence sith the centeP Of said road N. 80 lS
": y 90 poiss % Tx @ place Of Sssmipnins, IN con;
nine % square psrches Of land.
Also the life estate Of Ruaeeil B. Muntz,
subject 70 . charge of ten dolisrs per yea, !,
PayabIs. annually BY the, .aid Russell B
nants during his nsturs! ny: 70 the MI;
ChuSch. IN the following described real es-
Lcs.s.. life sststs-Lyins. bsius and sit.
Ohio. on the watess Of Rocky Fork, part OF
Bellardt survey No. isis. bsyinning ~ the
ssns:T o. The ne aiil:eorS and Wsst UpiSn S,s
ssss in aid line; thence n ssa IS Z. With the The
vhiteoak, corner 70 Lot "Ab; thence 8. so
fsss .saiSpiks 70 . st.Ee 10 Tue 6snk Of .
o1lAll branch; thence y. 22o 80 w. 50 q poles
Vlth line Of the land OF y N. n iiler TO q
sass corner r. @ % ssid d = ai,isr; thence 3 5so y.
~ lard o. q. 3. nunis thence n. $50 W.
sSsess D ~ ". Sl.So po!ss TO the center q
thspee with the center Of ssid road n. O. Isl
s:isiss SisS; S;sSrss es acre. W o FOODS s'
s1S ss, .. a s:st. q .PS a.. b..,
u ~, Il liz ; ss;a.s (subjses TO . eh.rs. Of
tss q ilsrs p, xecr: pays6is: annually b,
d. lplseolai Oh1feh) hes besn apprsissd
e ~. and ean not coll for les than
tve.thtrde Of aid spprsissment
1'ss Oh sAo nc. DAWSON.
eAssag Of a,ehlssi Oosssy. OHIO.
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Beautify Your Home

In no branch of domestic manufacture
has such progress been made as in the
productions Of the carpet looms. The
styles of the present season, both in the
common and better grades, are all that
the most exacting taste could desire,
while the improvement in the quality
of the goods is no less marked. We are
now showing an unusually large line,
for which we placed our orders in De.
cember of last year, before the recent
labor strikes, and are therefore in posi-.
ton to sell them at lower prices than
those who purchased later.
We have also large variety of Lace
Curtains, ranging as low as Il per pair /;
for really nice goods, upward. We can
sell you Curtain scrims in good quail
ties, not the trashy goods usually sold at
the price, at 10 cents per yard. We
have just placed on sale one bale of
pure linen crash, fast edges, at cents
per yard, while in the finer grades and
in Table Linens and towels, we are
offering equally as good value.
In spring and summer dress goods we
are showing the latest things in the
market, at prices that can not be dupli.
Gated elsewhere. In addition to our
large stock of staple goods, we have an
endless variety of Laces, Embroideries,
Ribbons, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and
small articles which will interest all
purchasers. For full particulars "See
Small Bills" a little gem OF art which
may be had free of cost, by calling at
our store. An inspection, whether you
purchase or not, will be appreciated.
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Richard 8 EvsW TO James e. and John ".
Evans. Hillsborc. lot, u s47 Il
John 8. Smith 10 Charles @. Smith, Madison
township, l0l acres. 90.
Clinton hurphy 70 AHas Chansy end othsss.
New Market township, % . aad Soo aessA .
Jscob Weaver 10 Daniel Rosds, Clay town.
ship. acre. e26
David =. Terrell 70 ". n. Terrell, Ysirasld
township, 70 l-6 acres. 90
Jacob aud Dynss Tsnsr, sx'rs, to Thomas !.
ncKsshan, Brusher~sk township. l2s asrss,
s1.366. laa tn
Gsorge " winkls. ex'r, 10 Lsousrd Lance,
Whitsosk t.wnship, 10 aersa, el60 n
George ". WinfIs. sx's, 70 Nancy 4. lanes,
WhitsNk township. % acres. ooO0.
Samuel y Ludwick 70 6emusl ". Draks,
D0dson township, 6eX sores, d, 90.
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N MCN\ would enjoy you. dinner
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CLASSES Atts.t,s. A. e, ion

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Notice

TITO PHYSICIANS of Highland county. o.
l. On April 9th. 1887, at ten O'Clock m at
the Auditors Office In Hillsboro, Ohio, the In
Urinary Directors will receive sealed bids for
doing the medical psuper practice in their re-
spective townships in the county. The Board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Trustees are earnestly requested to be
present, or at least one representative from
each township.
By order Of Infirmsry Board. w3
H. ]. HATCHER Clerk.
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Don't! II . dealer offers you . bottle Of
Salvation Oil in mutilsted Or defaced pack.
age,-don't buy it At any price,-it may he .
DANGEROUS and worthless Counterfeit lusist
upon getting perfect, unbroken, genuine
package.
Free Of Charge Your druggist will refund
your money il DR.. Bull's Cough syrup does not
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
Price rs cents. &c
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

=. p. and E, J. Scott. KRIS, VS.. Henry W.spar.
CUR. Highland County Court OF Common
Pleas. Case No. 4252.
ORDER OF SALE.
IN pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Highland ana State of Ohio. made
at the January term thereof A. d. 1887, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale at public
suction at the door Of the Court House, In
'he town Of HtllsbOro. on
Saturday, April End, A. D. 1887,
At 1870 O'Clock p M. Of said day, the follow.
ing described real estate, to.wit:
Situate in the county Of Highland, in the
state of ohio, and in the township of Mar
shall, and bounded and descr bed as follows.
to.wit: Beginning at q double nlackoak and
whtteoak IN the line of James Carlisle run
ming thence E. l38 poles to three span ish
oaks and q white oak In the line Of Nathan
lei B0nnell's corner 70 Templin; thence
l28 poles to a small white oak and sassafras
corner TO W. H. Keys in Templin's line;
thence w. l38 pUles with said Keys line TO II
stake In said Keys line corner to Vauzant /;
thence n. l24 poles with the line Of Vanzani
and Carlisle to tho beginning, containing
l08 acres Of land more or less, part OF Robert
Mesns' survey No. Z7S9, being part of the
same land conveyed by Jno. H. Hughes and
Said premises has been appraised at $3.50
and can not sell for less than two.thirds oi
said appraisement.
Terms of sale-Cash on day OF sale.
H. q. DAWSON,
sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Steel 4 Hough, Attorneys.
March Sd, 1857.
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Take It in Time.

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Six years ago, contracted . severe
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Bucklen's Arnica Sslve.

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Erysipelas and Obstinate Ulcers,

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We pay s2c. for good wheat u Model
City Mills. HInssArp 4 CowHAx.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

TNHE BoarG Of School Examinersof Highland
l. county give notice, that examinations Of
Applicants for Certificates will take place in the
Hillsboro Union School building on the first
Saturday of every month, and on the third Sat.
urday of February, March, April, August, Sep
tember and October. The Examination fee
prescribed by law is so cents. By order Of the
Board.
au23y1 Z. G. SMITH, Clerk.
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- A10AA - HAND THOROUGHLY
VunU Taught by Mail. Sim.
VII ence. Tan De learned Uy
anyone IN ~ 10 20 days. Tuition low. Send
tor circulars, terms. etc, to CHARLES A.
DUTTON, Surryville, Ohio. jan27.mS
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J. NJ. Hiestand and Leander Detwiler, as Ex.
ecutors, VS.. Russell B. Muntz and Laviss
r. MuntS ct al. Highland County Court Of
Common Pleas, Case No 4426
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NOx>> ~ tsiAs vith sny Threat a
AVN = Lang Dissesa II ysu have
Q CsuGh q ca. o. the ehll1sea ~
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